PLEASE TAKE THE TIME TO READ THIS. Just a thought on the JBL Flip 6 vs the Bose SoundLink Flex. They are the same size and according to the internet the bose has a larger transducer than the JBL but the JBL has a tweeter and an adjustable equalizer within the app where as at this time on the bose connect app there is not an equalizer to adjust the sound. But I have another bose speaker and it uses a different music app and it runs on the bose msuic app and in the bose music app it has an equalizer so you can adjust the bass and the treble to your liking. And in the JBL portable app you can do the same thing except you can also adjust the mid-range. Bose could add an EQ to there app in the future/near future. Bc I read on the internet that when the JBL flip 6 was released it did not have an adjustable eq within its app for its speakers. But now it has an eq in the app. I think with the equalizer off on the JBL the bose sounds better but with the eq on I think the JBL sounds better. So if bose added an equalizer that could change things. I know the speaker has position IQ technology where it’s supposed to adjust the sound depending on which way you lay it but it would be nice to be able to turn that off if you wanted to. A similar portable speaker called the sonos roam has a similar feature but in the sonos s2 app you can turn that feature off. In the bose app you cannot do that or on the speaker itself either. And also Sonos has an adjustable EQ within the app like the JBL. The bose is behind the times with that but I bet they’ll change for the better. I would turn position IQ off and have an equalizer set to my liking if I could. I prefer my bose soundlink flex to sit upright so it’s pointing at me but they say it will produce more bass if you lay it flat, in my testing this is true. A little more bass for sure. Which I like. But I shouldn’t have to lay it flat to get maximum bass output. And the speaker needs better rubber feet on it because sometimes it will move it self. Or vibrate itself off the table. So I would recommend not placing it near the edge of a table if you don’t have to. Thank you for whoever actually takes the time to read this.
I have both they definitely excel at their own but I prefer the flip for it’s clarity even though the bose have more bass which in my opinion is little muddy compare to the flip. Which has less bass but more refined and balance…
I think because the bass shoots out the sides on the JBL it makes the bass sound more open. Where as on the bose soundlink flex the bass fires out the front and the back of the speaker. Which in my opinion could make it sound less open I guess you could say.
Agreed. No tweeter on the Bose as you said. Sadly. I mean the original bose soundLink mini is smaller than the bose SoundLink flex and doesn’t sound as good but I think it’s more compactly designed and it has 2 transducers instead of 1 like the bose soundlink flex. I think the newer bose soundlink flex sounds better than the soundLink mini in every way but I still think bose could of stepped it up more as far as the sound quality. Since the SoundLink flex is like 8 years newer than the soundLink mini. But that’s just my personal opinion. The SoundLink flex still sounds great but I’d definitely say play an instrument heavy song such as every little thing she does is magic by the police. It had a little bit more rumble on the SoundLink flex but sounded more boxy than the JBL flip 6. Plus the major most advantage the JBL has over the SoundLink flex is it’s in-app eq.
@@chiefsguy7236 If you had asked me that 3 years ago I would of said Bose is better. It’s all in your personal opinion. You should hear both before you decide. They say all sound is subjective.
Good job setting them both to same volume level. However playing the same loop for both is way more helpful than switching between speakers through a one go.
Hi, I just got myself a JBL flip 6 speaker and it sounds ok for me, but then I saw many comments of people who like bose speker more. I will mainly use it in the hotel rooms as I travel a lot. I would like also to connect it to the laptop to watch some movies. Isn't Bose's bluetooth technology to old for that? Will it have some delay with the sound? I can still return mine and buy a Bose flex but I just wonder if this is worth it. The bass sound is also important for me, I like when it is really juicy and low.
I used JBL hate it so much special customers support. Returned it after 1 day use. BOSE has deeper base frequency response than JBL if youre listening to base low as 50 HZ JBL cant make it out like BOSE.
La neta ya la escuche de la comparativa con un audio pro addon c3 y se nota que jbl flip tiene muy buenos bajos los medios claros pero bose tambie. Es claro pero los medios suenan mas metalisados en comparación aparte el flip 6 con su app se puede equlizar y bose no
in real life the boss sounds better than the flip6 and thats a fact, sold my flip 6 and settled on charge 5 instead, flip6 is just a dud for me (btw i have soundlink flex and charge 5 right now)
I actually think jbl is more clear and bass is balanced and doesn't sound mushy. But bose somehow has got more bass with that transducer. But that tweeter in jbl makes a difference. If you think jbl is sounding harsh on treble, you can definitely equalize with jbl Portable app. Jbl is much more( alot more) cheaper in my country. And jbl is one of the neck and neck competitor of bose. So jbl is winner for me.
@@jessemartinez9199 PLEASE READ: Both do in my opinion. Both sound excellent but for clarity and track separation I’d have to say the JBL wins in my opinion. Since it has a tweeter that the bose does not have. So the JBL just sounds a little cleaner and more open in my opinion. But the bose still sounds really good for the size. If you play a song like about damn time by lizzo you can definitely tell the JBL has better clarity. If you have the treble all the way up. And that’s another thing. The JBL has an equalizer for you to adjust the sound to your liking, your able to adjust the bass, treble and midrange. The bose does not offer that. They have what they call position IQ technology and you cannot disable it. Even if you don’t want to use it.
Flex’s position IQ ups the treble when on its back and sounds much better than upright. When I sampled the Flip 6 at Target and Best Buy vs the Flex I found the Flex more balanced. And I do prefer that deep low bass of the Flex vs the mid punchy bass of the JBL. The Flip 6 did sound better than the Emberton 2 and Wonderboom 3.
Guys, it’s very depends on which type of speakers do you use with this video. I used headphones two times more expensive that these speakers and Bose for me sounds just terrible, sorry. It is similar for example like I have cotton wool in my ears. Absolutely closed or boxed sound. Sure, JBL has tweeter and it I feel it very well. It’s like an air in the sound. Greetings from 🇺🇦
The bose sounds better if you lay it flat due to its technology that you cannot disable. It’s called position IQ technology
PLEASE TAKE THE TIME TO READ THIS.
Just a thought on the JBL Flip 6 vs the Bose SoundLink Flex. They are the same size and according to the internet the bose has a larger transducer than the JBL but the JBL has a tweeter and an adjustable equalizer within the app where as at this time on the bose connect app there is not an equalizer to adjust the sound. But I have another bose speaker and it uses a different music app and it runs on the bose msuic app and in the bose music app it has an equalizer so you can adjust the bass and the treble to your liking. And in the JBL portable app you can do the same thing except you can also adjust the mid-range. Bose could add an EQ to there app in the future/near future. Bc I read on the internet that when the JBL flip 6 was released it did not have an adjustable eq within its app for its speakers. But now it has an eq in the app. I think with the equalizer off on the JBL the bose sounds better but with the eq on I think the JBL sounds better. So if bose added an equalizer that could change things. I know the speaker has position IQ technology where it’s supposed to adjust the sound depending on which way you lay it but it would be nice to be able to turn that off if you wanted to. A similar portable speaker called the sonos roam has a similar feature but in the sonos s2 app you can turn that feature off. In the bose app you cannot do that or on the speaker itself either. And also Sonos has an adjustable EQ within the app like the JBL. The bose is behind the times with that but I bet they’ll change for the better. I would turn position IQ off and have an equalizer set to my liking if I could. I prefer my bose soundlink flex to sit upright so it’s pointing at me but they say it will produce more bass if you lay it flat, in my testing this is true. A little more bass for sure. Which I like. But I shouldn’t have to lay it flat to get maximum bass output. And the speaker needs better rubber feet on it because sometimes it will move it self. Or vibrate itself off the table. So I would recommend not placing it near the edge of a table if you don’t have to. Thank you for whoever actually takes the time to read this.
I have both they definitely excel at their own but I prefer the flip for it’s clarity even though the bose have more bass which in my opinion is little muddy compare to the flip. Which has less bass but more refined and balance…
bose sound way better stop the Cap.
I think because the bass shoots out the sides on the JBL it makes the bass sound more open. Where as on the bose soundlink flex the bass fires out the front and the back of the speaker. Which in my opinion could make it sound less open I guess you could say.
@@chiefsguy7236 No tweeter on the bose for the high frequencies and track separation though, like it is on the JBL. The JBL has a tweeter.
Agreed. No tweeter on the Bose as you said. Sadly.
I mean the original bose soundLink mini is smaller than the bose SoundLink flex and doesn’t sound as good but I think it’s more compactly designed and it has 2 transducers instead of 1 like the bose soundlink flex. I think the newer bose soundlink flex sounds better than the soundLink mini in every way but I still think bose could of stepped it up more as far as the sound quality. Since the SoundLink flex is like 8 years newer than the soundLink mini. But that’s just my personal opinion.
The SoundLink flex still sounds great but I’d definitely say play an instrument heavy song such as every little thing she does is magic by the police. It had a little bit more rumble on the SoundLink flex but sounded more boxy than the JBL flip 6. Plus the major most advantage the JBL has over the SoundLink flex is it’s in-app eq.
@@chiefsguy7236 If you had asked me that 3 years ago I would of said Bose is better. It’s all in your personal opinion. You should hear both before you decide. They say all sound is subjective.
Good job setting them both to same volume level. However playing the same loop for both is way more helpful than switching between speakers through a one go.
Hi, I just got myself a JBL flip 6 speaker and it sounds ok for me, but then I saw many comments of people who like bose speker more. I will mainly use it in the hotel rooms as I travel a lot. I would like also to connect it to the laptop to watch some movies. Isn't Bose's bluetooth technology to old for that? Will it have some delay with the sound? I can still return mine and buy a Bose flex but I just wonder if this is worth it. The bass sound is also important for me, I like when it is really juicy and low.
The JBL Flip 6 sound is good if you already like the sound of this speaker. There's no need to buy a new one.
I used JBL hate it so much special customers support. Returned it after 1 day use. BOSE has deeper base frequency response than JBL if youre listening to base low as 50 HZ JBL cant make it out like BOSE.
Aquí en argentina el Bose cuesta el doble 😔 .
El Bose tiene mejor calidad de sonido
tengo tribit maxsound plus y bose flex y tribit le hace pasar un susto feo a bose... el maxsound plus es hifi king
La neta ya la escuche de la comparativa con un audio pro addon c3 y se nota que jbl flip tiene muy buenos bajos los medios claros pero bose tambie. Es claro pero los medios suenan mas metalisados en comparación aparte el flip 6 con su app se puede equlizar y bose no
Bose suena mejor la verdad 😎😎😎
in real life the boss sounds better than the flip6 and thats a fact, sold my flip 6 and settled on charge 5 instead, flip6 is just a dud for me (btw i have soundlink flex and charge 5 right now)
Which sounds better the Flex or the charge?
For outdoors maybe basketball court what would be better in your opinion
jbl มีดอก ทวีส ย่านแหลมทำได้ดีกว่า
bose ออกแนว นุ่มๆ ฟังสบายๆ
เสียงเบส ตัวไหนหนักกว่ากันครับ
ถ้าเปิดเสียงสุด ตัวไหนเสียงดังกว่ากันครับ
I actually think jbl is more clear and bass is balanced and doesn't sound mushy. But bose somehow has got more bass with that transducer. But that tweeter in jbl makes a difference. If you think jbl is sounding harsh on treble, you can definitely equalize with jbl Portable app. Jbl is much more( alot more) cheaper in my country. And jbl is one of the neck and neck competitor of bose. So jbl is winner for me.
Neither speaker is worth the higher price ! But suckers fall for hype all the time !
Jbl best
Which speaker more lound in in outdoor?
@@BaljeetSingh2.0 Flex
Amazing that JBL can beat Bose
😂😂😂 Good joke
I would say that’s not a joke. But they say all sound is subjective to your ears
bose sound waayyy better clown
Yeah thats true. Even small at 30watts. Small vs big can beat strong bass
I’ll tell you this… I own both and the JBL is actually uncomfortable to listen to for me while I actually enjoy the Bose
JBL
Bose sounds better in real. It's more pleasant to listen.
ข้อเสียของjblที่เหมือนกันแทบทุกรุ่นคือเสียงกลาง โดยเฉพาะเสียงคนร้องเหมือนร้องอยู่ในห้องน้ำ
People do have different taste in music.
the only bad thing is that you never show us how the speakers sound at 100% of their volume
maybe because at 100% there are too many distortions
@@MauryExplorer_ It would be nice to know which one maintains sound clarity at maximum volume
@@jessemartinez9199 PLEASE READ:
Both do in my opinion. Both sound excellent but for clarity and track separation I’d have to say the JBL wins in my opinion. Since it has a tweeter that the bose does not have. So the JBL just sounds a little cleaner and more open in my opinion. But the bose still sounds really good for the size. If you play a song like about damn time by lizzo you can definitely tell the JBL has better clarity. If you have the treble all the way up. And that’s another thing. The JBL has an equalizer for you to adjust the sound to your liking, your able to adjust the bass, treble and midrange. The bose does not offer that. They have what they call position IQ technology and you cannot disable it. Even if you don’t want to use it.
Flex’s position IQ ups the treble when on its back and sounds much better than upright. When I sampled the Flip 6 at Target and Best Buy vs the Flex I found the Flex more balanced. And I do prefer that deep low bass of the Flex vs the mid punchy bass of the JBL. The Flip 6 did sound better than the Emberton 2 and Wonderboom 3.
Jbl es más compacto y tiene más bajos, su sonido es más claro.
เสียงเบส สำหรับกลางแจ้ง ตัวไหนทำได้ดีกว่าคับ
กลางแจ้ง flip6 ทำได้ดีกว่าครับ
ส่วนตัวชอบตัวไหนครับ
Bose ครับ
Me gusta mas bose 😎 mas bajos y claro se escucha, en persona se ecucha diferente y le gana a jbl fácil
2ตัวนี้ เลือกอันไหนดีครับ
Bose Flex (ความเห็นส่วนตัว)
Flip 6 ggกับtlคืออะไรหรอครับ
คาดว่าจะเป็นในเรื่องของการล๊อตผลิตที่ส่งไปจำหน่ายครับ
Guys, it’s very depends on which type of speakers do you use with this video. I used headphones two times more expensive that these speakers and Bose for me sounds just terrible, sorry. It is similar for example like I have cotton wool in my ears. Absolutely closed or boxed sound.
Sure, JBL has tweeter and it I feel it very well. It’s like an air in the sound. Greetings from 🇺🇦
Yeah, cotton wool in my ears makes things softer, for sure.
Jbl mejor calidad tiene
Bunyinya lbh maco jbl
Both knock out to Tribit Maxsound plus
The song is trash🚮🚮🗑🗑 😂